Bill > SB168

This bill revises several provisions related to cannabis regulation in Nevada, addressing packaging, labeling, production, and sales requirements. Key provisions include allowing the Cannabis Compliance Board to issue hold orders for cannabis products under specific circumstances, with regulations requiring notice and time limitations. The bill expands the capabilities of cannabis production facilities by allowing them to acquire and sell cannabis seeds, branded merchandise, and related supplies both within and outside the state. It modifies packaging and labeling requirements, prohibiting unnecessary tags on wholesale packages and reducing redundant labeling. The bill also introduces new definitions for terms like "infused pre-roll", "label", and "packaging", and increases the allowable limits for THC in single packages of cannabis products, such as raising the limit for usable cannabis from 1 ounce to 2.5 ounces. Additionally, the bill requires the Cannabis Compliance Board to develop standardized checklists for licensee approvals and maintain a publicly accessible list of frequently asked questions about cannabis establishment operations. The legislation aims to streamline cannabis industry regulations, provide clearer guidelines for businesses, and potentially improve consumer safety and information.